Vegetarianism

[lionyates]

Not a vegetarian and I don't think I ever could be, I like the taste of meat far too much to erase it from my diet.

My thoughts on vegetarianism? If I had the integrity to do it and not succumb to the temptation of eating meat, and the money for it, poor college student's don't have the largest food budget available. Then I probably would try it out and see if I feel better while living the same lifestyle in every other way.

 

[The Best]

I gave up beef not too long ago, but I still do eat chicken, and fish etc. I also quit eating fried food as well recently.

I have full out respect for people who go 100% vegetarian/vegan, especially if they are not born into it. I loved tacos, burgers, and everything else, and when I go out to eat at friends, or with friends. and they're buying burgers, and all that stuff, and the only thing I can logically get is a salad, or not-fried chicken, or seafood, its pretty awkward to tell you the truth.

I am not fully vegetarian I don't think, but I have all out respect for all of the people in this world that are.

 

[Dagger Dias]

I am not a vegetarian. I love to eat beef and chicken, therefore I could never be a vegetarian. However, my thoughts on that lifestyle are that it's completely ok. People have a right to choose what they believe they should eat or not. People who are vegetarians have every right to choose that lifestyle, but they need to let others know ahead of time if they are going to cook for them or go out to eat together because otherwise an akward situation might come up when the vegatarian cannot eat that meal. They also should not push their "beef is bad!" views on the rest of us any more than we should tell them to eat the foods they choose not to eat. That's only fair.